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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-10

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T... SCI E.-. ..rr q. MANY. atlanta, Ca:
... - 49, l..., J.~u an Invalid peasI0Eer for
.-.,... .i.ra- n..sas.. pulmonary aRio:Ler
.. ... d.. ..r -..-rrn ~. U.t not til the lNtot
-. ....Gi..rI..y- .p'auss OF rheumatism
.:...,us IVES au..,-1.y sr'.eEca with that dis
run Ia l.tl = rs :,t 'ue..f. For tr0niy days /
w..,- a"s,s..rs ...u, D'g rain VS. less Niulen'
r.r.. a.f5.. ... iY.rf. Fog weeks I woul
r- ...... ....r. .-..a ,.e side OF luy body q.
e rMs-. -Ha .,.r .stt gle @ mOWyut 10.
...t. ~ r,-. u.. that e. grnW March
.-.. .r..r / s. - ...vs.d. 10 October l., lNoc
~. To-. -....rr RI. ..rr.. .r,-. eleven years Of Ia
Q nw nous pnvsiylaIs. nd tried eycrythlrs ~aS-
s-.f. .. ...F e., hut u I ever received thu ie-t
w-r,E lsyW LAY medicine tSken thlrrnS,S wt 81.
-.- .s.. I on uOt aF.Hrgp lE. tiNAhE, aDout w
.'..,. s-pr. mnyr, I made "srCGStmCntS 20 - 90 ths
h' t-u- ut Arkansas, having CcSpalreu OF SSely
ar. r .ra.g. pEgE IayCtientally met an otdac-
!.r.r .r-. N-. King. POW Of the Lawrence HsuSe
r.ff...rr lee had once been O greaF sufferer rom
-E..w4.eaI. and. as I Supposed had BEEN cured
.s,N. 90 t.oJ SPTinSSS = HCi SnTn J was IN vain
= 's.r.s go rrdcf On his return from hOtSprinS3
rnHssd. I-~ TN frs time. Orfhg = So Is : rcHSuy
u- -r-GrHstsal. Hc tried u ami slI bottles tae9e ,
rr-r.t- rurc. Several years have passed since, Out
l.r.. ms g., return CsthC disease.
I'wwrH.-tSIy returned 70 try tt y SEPTEMBER
t.. srIfft-. AND Ey tine treC OF OCtobcrl was
90. 49, ~ tke rheumatism was concerned. All
sam u,i disappeared. and I HAVE SorFELFA E"iSdH
In.r.I interest IA making this statement other
lA ,ns hope that II mSy dircct some OthsT suneIeT
bHa .u." .uurCr OF rcuJf. and III has TINS result
an we'd rs var,ted fur my trouble. l am very TO
PEACEFULLY a"d truly your Giend' ~ IT y,prrS
Fr sale b. ali druggists Treatise on BLOOD ana
skin Diseases mailed free
The SWIFT SFEcTFtc CO
Drawer 3 Atlanta, O.
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LLNE STpCS.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, November 3.
The cattle market this week was dull
and over stocked with prices somewhat
lower than last week. The hog market was
active, with prices unchanged. Messrs.
Hudson & Bayha furnish the following
quotations:
Cattle--1,OCO to LOO lbs stock 3fa3lc
per h.. 800 to 9OOlbs. 2}a3fc. per h.; zoe
to 300 lbs. 2ts22c. per ID.
HOgs-Market active; 4a4!e per In.
Lambs-GOod at 3a4c per ID.
Calves-8aSc per II.
Sheep-24to34c per III.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-10

OHIO RIvER RAILROAD.
limo table taking cseC! June Eh, ~,
Passenger trsiIU VIZ Tin ~ follows -)eu.rsl
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NJ - UhUH HHHUN
new Orleans. la
WashinGteu, ID. @.
Address Registered Letters 70
new ORLEAES NATIONAL BANK
New OFleans, La.

REM ENR ER thai the presence u senssa!,
Besuregsrd and Early, who are in charge OF ikt
drawings, IL guarantee OF slSolute fEiToess aro
integrity, that the chances are ali equal, and
that no one can possibly divine h NUM- ben
will Lraw q prise.
is GUARANTEED BY fOUR NATION.
Al RANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets
are signed by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In The
highest Courts; therefore, beware Of any imfta'
tons or aDAnvmous schemes
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NEW YORK. November 9.-Beeves-
Receipts 122 cars; market strong; poor to
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M ,hECAS IL 0 nouuS CureS MS
Ak TUT days. Bad cases wantSd; DrnS SORE
Az ~. Eleventh ST., Phil, Pa, and
A. LcSSnlSCo.'s = Drug store, Wheel
81 NIT sodc
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RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales 1911, 900.

FOura tOHEDuS
FOurS-And-a-hHl
Pacific SKIES of l.b go.
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10 RAISE THE PRICE OF OIL.
Contracts Signed for a Big Shutdown
ln Ponnsylvania.

PITTsBURG, Nov. l-COncerning the great shut
down movement OF the oil producers which goes
into effect to-day, the OIL City Derrick says:
THE most important deal ever consummated
In the history OF the Oil business was brought to
head at late hour last night. The executive and
advisory boards OF the Producers Protective Asso-
clation held two sessions at the Arlington yesrsr
DAY afternoon and last night, and the great shut
down movement vas CON ~ ed in every detail
and the shutdown or shuu-in will 60 into effect
to-day"
>, Ine Derrick makes the announcement by au-
thority OF the two boards that all the contracts
were on1eliily signed. and nothing remains 10 be
done but to carry out the provisions of these con-
tracts what these contracts are has not been
o.i.cially sL-Ie0, but tLey Contemplate the
shutting In FOR one year OF one-half the
production, based on the gauges OF wells
during July and August and tho entire stoppage
OF tne drill for the same led 9Th OF time No
sycerlne s to be used In the Same time and no
weils are TO be cleaned out. The general feature
OF the plan is That the Standard OIL Co.
has set 600 barrels OF Oil at 62 cents BARREL
the profits on this to be divided among those pro-
ducer3 who shut in their wells and comply with
al the terms OF the contract. In addition
10 This the Standard and the producers
nave made pool OF 100000 barrels the profits
accruinY from which Is 10 create wage fund for
the labOringmen thrown out of employment.
Advfces from producing fields last night were to
the effect that there would be q general shut.
down tnaugurAted to-day.
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TEE DouBLB DEPoT.-The freight depots Of the
road have now been consolidated and opened AZ
the W. and o. yards on Lee aud Princess streetA
Both roads are now under the control Of the DAN
VILE Indicate This returns the center OF trans
porLati0n 70 the old tobacco Warehouse square,
that was the transportation center here ore hun
dred and NIFTY years ago Nj. jas. .. Douglas has
been made freight agent ana NJ. henry 0lover
An InPnOvRnRNr PnorosgD.-The Harris LOT. on
Duke street, besween Fairfax ana Water streetx
opposite the catholic pastoral residence has bee
purchasod by Rev. ID. O Kane, q j., ~ ESQ IL
WIN be improved In connection with the needs OF
81, Naryv church. This lot IL upon an alleyway
which b part OF the old sub-street that was In
tended TO run from the middle Of the market
lions Of this sub-street are stin open In q line
directly south OF the marhet. but other parts have
NO Nor ,Uns numbss q c,tissas Of washington
came down this morning TO witness the launching
q pssont life-boAt q co01deraoie tonnage as Tie
Morton ship-yard here-Ar. z. G. temmeS .
weii-known printer. native and long resldcnt
inet0a Owens. well-knoWn citizen here
ma been str1cken with paralys1A--The two Old
frame houses and lots as thf cop a Nallog's Hill
U,ibbon and Alfred stFoets1 have been sod b. the
fItle Company at $50 % yaA AcCuea-The fu-
neral q IrA Catnaxlne a. Dodktn, IL widow e w.
ni.ce ina Afternoon from her residencs los NorSh
"a ~ kdies q tHe odd FsIowS nm O. Nc6nr-
noyV Hall last nighL-Rev. Dr.. Watson, q the
Vanderbilt University, proacheo e ghe Il =
chuFcn south last night-nr. y. q LucoD hes
succseoed NJ. J. T. Quinn - inspseeW q - ~
pheoe ~ ass&
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STATUS OF ExPREss COMPANIES.
Views Of Lloyd Tevis on the scepc 81
the lnferAfRfA Law

- ~ - A$sVyu 1OVuO Vm to0 0C0RG O1
the Interstate Law.
CHICAGO, Nov. Lloyd Tevis, OF San Francisco
president OF the Wells Fargo Express, was asked
yesterday about the prospects Of the express CON-
panies being put under regulations prescribed by
the Interstate commerce law. He thought such
companies were Indifferent to governmental regu-
iaiion, provided suitable law was enacted 70
bring 1t about-a condition not found at
present in any section Of the Interstate
law. The status OF this question, ac-
cording 70 deyeiopments before the Inter-
state Commission was about as follows: The Bal.
tlmore aud Ohio road In its relations with the
United States Express Co was practically in part
nership with the latter. The railroad company al
lowed n The express company to monopolize the ex-
press business along IT'S line, andin return there
for received certain per cenuage Of the gross re-
ceipts OF the express company. The Adams CO.
sustained similar relations 10 the Pennsylvania,
the latter receiving 40 per cent Of the gross re-
celptS OF the express company. Il might
be held, therefore, that the express companies
were part OF the Railroad corporations and, con.
sequenty, liable TO the application OF the terms OF
the interstate commerce law. The Commission
had not as yet decided that this was the case,
however. Mr. Tevis felt that the other express
companies, which acted independently, did not
come within the province OF the Interstate law.
he thought NE commission would take this view
OF the case.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qtlGglanS 10 The Star.
THE 81. LOUIS ExPLosroN.

THE 81. LOUIS EXPLOSION.
Eight Perssas Already Dead a,A 1--WE
More Likely % Die.
81 L0u1s, Nov. 1.-The corrected list Of the dead
and wounded By the gasoline explosion Is eight
dead and three wounded seriously. Six others
been found either uninjurVd or slightly bruised.
Five OF the Newman family are dead. Mamie q
horribly mangled and burned and beyond al hope
Of recovery. Nellie lies In terrible condition but
may recover. Chaa N. Devere and wife and MA
Agnes Baisley are dead. Miss hattie Bryant y
badly bruised Chaa. Hderd was un1ntured.
TH1oRIEs A. TO TEE EXPLOSION.
There are many theories to explain the cause q
the explosion, but none u satisfactory. The mob
which press around the scene exciledly talk Of
dynamite, but men OF sense discountenanco
the idle prattle. The general belief Is that
escaping gas fllled the cellar and
That Mr. Newman kept quantity OF kerosene Oh
ana gasoline In the cellar near where the explo.
sion evidently took place. The vessel and the Oil
II there Was any, have been destroyed, and thu
only man that knows Is dead.
STRONG sNRIL OF 0Aa
the escaping gas theory Is supported however,
Dy the store boy, Joe Bienvenue, who SAYS that hi
noticed during the afternoon yesterday Q strong
smell OF gas and before shutting up the stor4
for the night, at 7;30 O'Clock, he went
through the bulldog looking for the open burner.
lie did not Visit the cellar. The tremendous force
OF the explosion Is the cause the greatest doubt
10 tnis explanation. A great crowd fingers about
the place, but the work OF rescue Is over.
The financial loss caused by the explosion will
amount 10 about $50, 900.
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The New Navy.

bIUS FOK CONSTRUCTION OF 4 TORPEDO BOAT AND
ORDNANCE SHOPS.
Bids were opened at the Navy Department to-
day for the construction of one nrst-class steel
twin-screw sea-going torpedo boat, and TOR over
head travelling cranes with supports and frames
for The Washington ordnance shops. For the tor
pedo boat the bidders were the Vulcan Iron Works,
OF Chicago, at S., SOO Herreshon Manufacturing
Company, Of Br1stOl, X l., at $o2. 75O
fur the Cranes for tue Washington Ordnance
Shops bids were made In detail for various paris or
the structure by VIM q. Coolidge & Co., Chicago;
houerts CO., Philadelphia; Yale Towne Manu-
facturiny company, Stamford, Conn.,; Post &
XcCord, n. Y, ana Morgan Engineering Co., Al
Nance, ONO. The lowest biddeTs In the different
Glasses were Roberts & Co., Morgan Engineerinx
CVOhJge Co., and Yale lowne.
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L. | O. | c.
Mama
Ndms.


The following chanRss from yesterdays quotations
on the Warrington stock Exchange noted to-day:
g. 9. "a - coupons, a26H IBID. l27 asked;
bid, 1l9 .sked; WHshingtop and deorystown Rail.
road bonds 2l6 bid 2Y3 aaked- Metropolitan HALL
Ri ssked. National Metropolitan Insurance, 10
ia 1s
20 bid. Colun6i. Insursnce. l2k bid. 13a asked
Did. 81 asked Washington Brick Machine 200 bid
Great taiis Ice. lao ssked. Penn. Telephone Com
6s, ia ssksd Nstional Bank Of the Republic,
LOS bid Central Nstiopal Bank, pol bid, 22O
inston Market Co.. 20 sskedL Columbia Title In
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EUGENE AsHTON,s DEATH.

Due 10 Rrussic Acid, which he Tried to
PurchaSe at Several Drug stores.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The coroner's inquest In
the case Of Eugene Ashton, the elocutionist, was
concluded to-day, and q verdict OF death from
prussic acid poisoning was rendered.
An attacnee OF the corOner's once aScer-
tained that Ashton had tried TO purchase prussic
acid ana hartshorne In o number Of drug
stores on Saturday morning; - far q could be
learned he Was refused in all cases.
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Rrxerxe Norsrs

II used Hoods sarsapaxis for estarrh and rscsivod
great rsli and bensAt from IL The cstsrrh was very
dsa9rssable, especially in the winter causing constant
discnarss from my noss. rngin9 nosesin my ears and
pains In the back Of my head The effort 70 clear my
head IN the mornin6 b. hawking aud srittins w.
full Hoods 6assspaxtlls save me relief immediately
while In time was entirely cured am never With.
out the medicine in house think 1t IL worth IL
weight IN gold" Mls. q. =. 0IBB, 1020 Eighth
IT NV. Warrington. D. g.
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold BY all druwists. q; six for g. Pssparsd only
By q HOOD Co, Apothscafisa. Lowell MAsa
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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FIERCE GALE IN ENGLAND.


Other Damage Done.
LONDON, Nov. IA gale prevails throughout
England. Teleg aph wires haye been broken
cnlmneys Blown down, and trees uprootel A
number OF minor marine casualties have been re-
ported. seven vessels were wrecked at Cardiff
and many wrecks are reported from other places
Ine gale has stopped the racing at Brighton.
THE DAMAGE MNNSR
The gale, which Is terrific, extends around the
entire coast OF the United Kingdom, and is accom-
panied by rains Reports Of the strandlng OF YES
seis continue TO he received and an Immense
amount OF damage has been done.
AT Falmouth number OF vessels have been
driven ashore, among them tue Danish brig Thus
heide, wh On Is submerged The captain and one
seaman are missing.
THE GALE SUBSIDING.
The gale Is suDs1ding. 1ne races at Brighton
Wnlcn were suspended on account OF the Storm,
nave been resumed. A dock and dam at Ardros-
san were washed away, as Was also the railway
al Holy head.
A score ot vessels in the MerSey broke from their
mornings and dr1fted broadside on I'D tue river
There was one serious collision.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,IH sALR-BAkGAISs-Two kLESAST INV
II B-iek Uouse- : mems I'D bath. on 4th St n.
$1,000 e. snI nice % rom anne House wide lott
nI-3y. cHAs A. SHIELDS. looo ST NV
I,oR sALE 4I5 AND All NEW JERs AVE.
Ia e, 3 story and b,senlrnt oriet dwellings,:
o,ose An s-t.s. a. be purchased ground md ALL for
i..s than the houses alone would cost 70 build u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01
BaltismOre Markets.

s: 81 s:;
@ .sss .S SH: :ss :1S
asnsna
So AZ wass, "a :pG
ssoS Susss ana white
f.irfy sctive md and Pennsyivssis.
quiet .na su saS
foai5 wi WS.sS issy
Other articles pnchsnxed FEeiFhts e liverpool per
SS.Ss. 6 ~ SSO ss..s
sSoSo
Chicago Markets.
ss CHICAGO I'LL IT, Soys%6sr, l. Ia pM.w s
Ss1a PSSs: is;' bss g S:ss; ~ hsy
M s.1; Hc sss
h., sss 5:as:s . ssss *:
Devoted % Ireland Alone.
Nh. GLADSTONE Has NO TIxE 10 DEVOTE 10 OTHER
THINGS JUsf NOW.
LONDON, Nov. Int. Gladstone has written o
letter IN reply 20 queseion regarding nee educa-
SO n which r. O.
al osnsr aSse Ss SS ENG sms
rss lord q the treasury and government leader IN
charges made By Nj. 0lsdstone that the ministry
2 setting the example Of law-bFeaker In Ireland;
that the ministry cannot deal ser1Ously with the
MI e sayA y suonaoae 70 the courts Y Il b ,
4 TwDsFy-youn-u0uR Bicrcls RAcS.--At 800
O'Clock yesterday afternoon W. A. RhodeA r y.
Nelson, and Thomas J. Holingsw0rth, the we'll
hSsanS Es ~ nS@ sns xsns 1scs AVE.
Mmh covrla Ning through brighton. west
elven ~ ne 1tseetn1 Wsei6 TIE rideD we're
Ssce%Psnsee q ssssFal @e@esn q ths Brighton,
sixteen new cssss q iSvsr q Tampa, IA. r.
sesosy. nve Gs 49, noroea; ~ dsashA 1as
6hasisa.sa slia 80 9 selsbsassss ~ sqnpaess
Sss ssaslis 5ssssas' $ 8 sH - 'a's -
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AUCTION SALES.
uVkUsTEE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
u No. 206 Q STREET NOkTHWEsT

The gndsrstgpsd Trustss. by virtue Of decree
passed ne 2Sth day # October, 4. p. 1857. u VI
sSHlsx SAY. F nG i2T5lz Ept
tEk .Np. iss5. Al HxTr.fAsT foGk 6c EIL5tcM
IN fsSns Of the p.epSisss offer for .ale @ DE
icnrs front 81 Lot nx to By the depth Of MID lot Ii
sauare ave hundrd ana nfty (55lh with the hFiek
Terms q sss :. ps::c.iesd By the decree: Ops third
from the day OF ale for which the notes
WIN be rsquired cecured BY deed % trust on the Prop
an rat acessoa e the s.ls ~ ne eoar tse Trustee
Si00 WI b required e =: tim. q :sla O. terms
tne prssss may b rssod ct the risf and cost Of s
defsulstng purchaser on weeks public n0ttoo Al
L oAsEIL WILLIAMSON T.u..ss.
WALTER n WILLIAMS 3 90, xncts. si.SSdhs
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Contest for Custody OF a Girl.

NARY L LrII.KF0RD 10 BE TAKEN 10 PHILADELPHIA.
This morning Mrs. Martha z Henault produced
before Judge Merrick the person of Mary Z Little
ford, girl OF thirteen years, and the latter was
placed in custody OF c. w. O'Nelll as the agent OF
Thomas E uttletord; 70 be given In charge Of
The custody OF Lnis child has been In controversy
for some time. MIS- Henault, 10 whom she came
OF I Tuardisnships and on september 10 she was
given the temporary custody OF the girl On Octo-
Ter s the father asked tnat she be given In
PniladsipSis, and the following DAY an OrSss was
passed directing that G. w. ONetl take charge OF
her for that pu5pos SwSs ~ Inc
probability that she would be required ss Wit
ness against Uttleford and Ma Grimm for adultery
the order was not Z. HnSe q eu
the Qirl but failed, Mrs Henault stating that she
was hot there. Mr.. ONeill on October rs applied
it was issued. She then came into court ana
stated that she would bring the child into court
He PLEADED GUILTY AND RETURNED sH1
MoNEY-J0hn Drew, young man In the employ
q So s 4s s1e .s
evening BY Onacers vanzant and Coghili, on q
charge Of ro6olng III: employer g g $50 - as co..
To-day, 10 the Police Court - pleaded guilty. @
charge OF grand larceny, and wAs held nor the
action Of the grand jury:
CHARGED WITH RoBBne Hn ENrIOYHK-homer
Washington, colorsd servant girl was arrested
yesterday BIZ Detectives Aatungiy and wheeler
On charge o. stealing number q small articles
from her employer, Capt H q. Maddox, propeietor
Of thu White sulphur epuugA where she was en-
plOyed last summer. During the summer season
inOre than 500 worth Of goooA Including china
and silverware, were stolen from the hot6l The
saS sssss ss ssc ~es sSs g
longed TO Capt Maddox. Tho caso has been ~
for trial In the Police Court to-morroW.
WxAs San HAD II HER BusILx-Detective Car
Ter 40 eyeni1I brought from baltimore young
coloFed woman named Amella Brown. who Was Ct.
rested In dance Aouss u ne latsef CITY. che =
chareod with stealing . number Of arttcloe Of
clothiHg mem the house Of Geo Markwood No
ltQ9 l(fh otrooC uogthWoGk 6ho va employed &C
the hOuse OF NJ. Narkwood, ana suddenly disap-
pearsd some twenty g thirty doaiArs verth q
cl0fhina slso disappearea WHEN afT0afad Ameaia
wore an extra larSe-ssed hustle which the oincegs
Investigated, end u q were ao1na $40 emnsoldtssd
skirts and other articles q underwear which sbe
said she picked up u ~. 4arkvoodp HOUSE and
nut IN her busrle % tDcrooDq lts e1o ana make lt
fsshioaable Sne y hala Coz ahsaEiag . the f0lios
~~~~~ ~ -~-~~s
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OlBO.
n1ssis beloved &usssss q fsosS: 4 s:1 s.sis.
Devia sged nine ysara too mootka and saxssex-days
Funerl from DE .rssadsses. 10. 90 fourth strssS
nofthenst % ThprsdAy. Aovsnabss q 3o'csook y.
frends aud RELATIVES reepectfuy invited % stssn4 e
GRIM sSdesn,y Jsssd.y nS.ssesr I iss5:
yonss 0sssnsof DE sasy. sssd nns n0ehs - twelve
ksisss q funs.l h.ssfs
GuNpLIN0. ELIZABETu ouHDLfN0. disd e
4 ;3oa - Ocsobor 81. 1887 q hsr 80 rsssdeDca
norsS vssl q 3 p a. Vsansday. NovsBsbsr Y
HEksH ~, scs1,slKs q Y 8s,ss:. 9; iss7: H
'1S q: iS :I' a. -, s,.ss - -,
ian shsrsS :; 3 En- wsasssass Ss'ssss@ .
o'ciocS = n, e colVSaos Of O. Sssin. J. fkkNT
only ehxl1 q q lsank 60 Annas u OSsn 49, fonrs
go Sossis sd sSsvss dzye ''e'
n q. s;s..s! s::.asssS sis :s.s:. :esss.s :.
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ANUsENEy~

NsIv.h Inkxmn-An audience large IN num-
ss ssn sars ~ appearances gave MI h.
1879 a,e. nxnS naoet ~ thh house last
Vss rnn9 mn sevsr., 49, - 1919 ~ tne curtain
nasn.s NJ a "a Ss.scc ~ 80 ossnos 70 me AZ.
- .. IL - ~ nsn0p IN me Third act Vas paid
the scens .srSs H,shs.e 49,. IN ne mso.s o.
~ COMEDY v,,ts,e SnfSrs.nsSs s g,.SS koce pse1
a. nronnSli,ty 10 Sir r-.,,ses - 49, ~. co1e.
4 pleasine impersonsfion f.iriv ~, 49,, -. 49,, y
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wHlTNEY,s ILLNESS.
He II simply suffering from Overworl
and Needs n Month"; Meat.

He II simply suffering from Overvv0rk
and Needs q Months REST.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Dr. LOOMS, who Is attend
ing Secretary Whitney, said to-day: mt. Whit
ney Is not suffering from any organic disease. He
is simply broken down from overwork
GAS YOU know the climate OF Washington has not
been what man In secretary Whitneys condition
needed. he nas 0een working very hard this year,
preparing for the reorganization OF his Depart
ment.
''For some time he has been complaining OF sick
headaches, which has increased lately until he
was forced to take much needed rest.
"ThiS has at once had q beneficial effect on his
health. for ne Is already feeling better. He may
go to some place like Lenox, where he can BE- per.
recLly Tree from Intrusion.
II should say that he will have to take o vaca-
tton NJ ~ @ q month from his duties at Wash.
ington. He rides out In the morning with Mrs.
whitney, but receives no one q: his home"
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The Registrasi0n In Cincinnasi.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-The total registration Of
voters In Cincinnati this year u So Sl increase
Of 2,0l8 over last year.
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New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York tock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson L Mccartney, I4l street.
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The Wild West show in London Closed.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Wild West show closed
last night An enormous audience was present.
During their stay In this City the orderly conduct
OF the Indians and OF the whole company has been
favOra0ly commented upOn.
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Coax, Nov. 1.-The mayor hae taeo9med
The municipal authonties that II. O1rien,
having promised TO vesist 70 the death
s,v o sS2,Sgscssa ,t 70 -. ne trsat~ ss 2.
In which he u incaFcerated q the mayors re-
guest. has telegfAphed % tns prison hoard Aslnng
win e. "a. o'sriss ANY "a viii ss1cst g u